Second, it has to be considered that the sepsis management model provided and analyzed in our study was according to the 2003 version of the SSC guidelines [ 4] and, therefore, is in some aspects different to that proposed by the more recent ones [ 19].
This disease management model has provided opportunities for practitioners to enhance their knowledge of primary headaches, especially migraine, and use this knowledge to improve their daily practice and clinical outcomes.
However, integrated services require a shift in the management model from providing stand-alone services to integrating services, which requires more complex management [ 2].
However, delivery of integrated services requires a shift in the management model from providing stand-alone PMTCT services to integrating services and such a shift will require more planned management within a more complex system [ 7- 13].
Unlike other pediatric dosing systems, our model provides active dosing assistance and dosing process management, not just static dosing advice.
The model provides additional scientific input for decisions by policymakers working in land management, water resources and energy.
The model provides a means for quantitatively evaluating the impact of air quality management policies prior to implementation.
The model provides a clear visual picture of the complexities implicated in achieving optimal self-management support.
The self-regulation model provides a theoretical framework to explain how illness perceptions inform coping strategies including self-management behaviors.
